Confused about primer?

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Michaela H.

May 13, 2013

Michaela H.

Are you suppose to wear moisturiser under primer? or just primer alone? I usually wear primer alone?

Sophia E.

May 13, 2013

Sophia E.

Wear moisturizer underneath a primer. your skin still needs it, and primer is not a subsitute for it. :)

Morgan D.

May 13, 2013

Morgan D.

Primer is just moisturizer with more silicone in it. Only wear one or the other. Less products the better (:

Yassmin A.

May 13, 2013

Yassmin A.

Wear moisturiser under primer, not everyone needs it, but some do.
Moisturiser obviously adds moisture to skin while primer helps to even out your skin for flawless foundation application, as well as helping it be longer lasting :)

Michaela H.

May 13, 2013

Michaela H.

Okay thanks girls :) X.

Julianne J.

May 13, 2013

Julianne J.

Every time I wear makeup I start with a rich and creamy moisturizer. I have dry, dehydrated skin, so the more moisture the better. While primers may be moisturizing, I find a lightweight lotion, maybe with Spf, is even better. Layering the two creates no problems for me, as my skin sucks up my lotion right away so the primer goes on smooth- plus my primer is more in lotion form :D.

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